Learn how to enable LiteSpeed cache in cPanel in a few easy steps. Our Litespeed Support team can help you with your questions and concerns.

How to enable LiteSpeed cache in cPanel

LiteSpeed cache in cPanel is a feature offered by the LiteSpeed web server. It provides a powerful caching mechanism that helps improve website performance.

The LiteSpeed cache stores frequently accessed website content in memory or on disk, This makes it easy to quickly serve website visitors without regenerating the content each time.

The liteSpeed cache is integrated within the cPanel control panel. It can be easily enabled and configured by site owners. Furthermore, it supports different caching methods, like page caching, database caching, and object caching, thereby improving website speed and reducing server load.

Furthermore, LiteSpeed cache offers advanced caching features like smart purging, which allows us to purge cached content selectively according to specific criteria like URL patterns or HTTP request methods. Additionally, it offers a number of HTTP headers for caching that can be used to regulate how content is stored by client browsers and other intermediaries.

Today. We are going to take a look at how we can enable LiteSpeed cache in cPanel:

1. To begin with, log in to cPanel.
2. Then, we have to head to LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager under Advanced.
3. After that, click Cache Root Settings and select the Use Cache checkbox. This will enable caching.
4. Next, get the cache root path to a location on your server where cached files will be stored. This can be a local directory or a network share.
5. Now, we will set the cache size limit to the maximum amount of disk space that we want to use for caching.
6. Finally, it is time to click the Save button to apply the changes.

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Conclusion

To sum up, our Support Techs demonstrated how to enable LiteSpeed cache in cPanel.